Senior Financial Analyst
Posted 10 days ago
netpolaritySan Jose (CA)
Business Intelligence AnalystsCustom Computer Programming Services
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60.00/hr
About the role
netPolarity, Inc. (Saicon Consultants, Inc.) provided pay range
This range is provided by netPolarity, Inc. (Saicon Consultants, Inc.). Your actual pay will be based on your skills and experience — talk with your recruiter to learn more.
Base pay range
$60.00/hr - $75.00/hr
Your Role
Manage emerging products financials for both forecast and actual: Product topline metrics (ACV, ARR, discount, term, retention rate etc.), COGS, Opex spending by functions, profitability, and cash flow, to synthesize and report key business insights and identify areas needing optimization.
Partner with product management, R&D, sales, and strategic operation teams to build short‑term and long‑term financial models, drive solid operating cadence and financial discipline across all the products.
Maintain, design, and build dashboard in Tableau to track topline key metrics and provide PM and Executives with live insightful results.
Efficiently and effectively communicate financial results and potential risks to key stakeholders.
Be a representative / voice of Finance to management.
Ad hoc projects and financial analyses to support key business decisions.
What You’ll Bring
BA/BS in Finance or Accounting.
4+ years of relevant analytical experience in Tech / SaaS Product Finance, FP&A.
Fluent understanding of Product P&L dynamics, unit economics, and common SaaS metrics.
Unparalleled sense of ownership and accountability.
Superior knowledge of Excel with advanced knowledge of logical functions a must.
Intermediate knowledge of Tableau dashboard preferred.
Seniority level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type
Contract
Job function
Finance
Industries
Technology, Information and Media and Software Development
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